Select Contents of Oriental Journals
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Summary
The final section summarises noteworthy articles from various Oriental studies journals. Among the items noted are a paper comparing the Vedic Kālavāda with the Iranian Zervanite system, articles on the Gauḍapāda kārikās and Vijñānavāda theory, studies of Jain literature and temple architecture, and reports on inscriptions and Buddhist texts. Each entry lists the journal, volume and a concise description of the article’s content. The section functions as an annotated bibliography, guiding readers to research on subjects ranging from philosophy and religion to epigraphy and linguistics. By providing brief summaries, it enables scholars to keep abreast of developments across diverse areas of Oriental studies.
Conclusion
Acting as an early bibliographic review, this section enhances scholarly communication by pointing readers to significant recent publications. It encourages cross‑disciplinary engagement and highlights the breadth of research being conducted in Oriental studies during the early twentieth century.